Pre-Construction Site Inspection >2500SF

$175.00

Pre- Construction - To document the existing condition of a property or site before any construction, renovation, or maintenance project begins.

Pre- Construction - To document the existing condition of a property or site before any construction, renovation, or maintenance project begins.

⚠️ Legal Disclaimer

"This inspection is a visual, non-code, non-licensed review performed by OCR Reports & Compliance, LLC. It does not replace official city or county inspections required for occupancy certification or code compliance."

Inspection Description: Visual, non-code inspections, focused on documenting site conditions and readiness—not architectural or engineering analysis.

  1. Intended for builders or developers, not regulatory agencies.

  2. Includes pre-mobilization, safety, erosion control, utilities, access, and site logistics.

Key Inspection Areas

1. Site Access & Logistics

  • Entry points, driveways, turning radius for trucks/crews.

  • Staging zones for materials, equipment, trailers.

  • Cranes and heavy equipment clearance areas.

  • Temporary facilities (e.g. porta-jon placement within 300 ft)

2. Boundary & Layout Verification

  • Confirm property lines and setbacks using survey data, if available.

  • Check location of stakes for footings, garages, easements.

3. Existing Conditions & Hazards

  • Terrain: slopes, drainage paths, flood-prone areas.

  • Vegetation: trees that need clearing.

  • Debris, standing water.

  • Hazmat indicators: chemical containers, spills, odors.

4. Utility Mark-Out & Infrastructure

  • 811 markings for water, sewer, gas, electric, comms.

  • Temporary utility hookups (water, power) for early site prep.

5. Erosion & Stormwater Controls

  • Silt fences, gravel entry pads, sediment basins correctly installed.

  • Record any needed maintenance.

6. Environmental & Regulatory Awareness

  • Presence of wetlands, protected watersheds, or mature trees.

  • Document any environmental constraints or site-sensitive areas.

7. Safety & Site Preparedness

  • Safe walkways, well-secured trenches, marked hazards

  • Crane/hoist set-up, operators certified, load zones clear.

  • Temporary fencing, warning signs, site security.

8. Documentation & Reporting

  • Photograph every key area with date/time stamps.

  • Use a checklist (tailored to site need) to verify items.

  • Include an overview map with locations of observations noted.

  • Clear disclaimer: "Visual, non-code, non‑licensed inspection."